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Puff pastry 101

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  1. Before following the Chicken Popover recipe, I decided to trial the
    suggestion of using puff pastry instead of the crescent roll dough.
    Here's my test recipe. Turned out great, imho.

    Simply:

    1 sheet puff pastry
    1 package brown'n'serve sausages (8)
    4 oz. cream cheeze, divided into eight strips
    Cayenne pepper to taste
    Garlic powder to taste

    1 Egg + 1 tsp water <--Eggwash

    Directions:

    Cover a cookie sheet with aluminum foil and grease well.

    Defrost a sheet of puff pastry.

    Preheat oven to 400 F.

    Cook sausages until browned and rest on paper towel to drain.

    Divide the puff pastry into 3 x 3 squares. (one is a goner!)

    On each square, center 1 sausage plus one strip of cream cheese plus a
    shake of cayenne and a shake of garlic powder to coat.

    Eggwash inside edges and roll up tight, twisting ends to seal. Place on
    greased foil. Eggwash outside of each.

    Cook until golden brown. Let cool for 15 minutes. Enjoy!

    Andy

    This was my first puff pastry experiment.

  2. Andy said:

    Before following the Chicken Popover recipe, I decided to trial the
    suggestion of using puff pastry instead of the crescent roll dough.
    Here's my test recipe. Turned out great, imho.

    Amazing, isn't it? Some of us DO know of what we speak ;-) I have
    made those chicken things for years, only I make them small enough for
    a single or double bite and serve them as appetizers. They're always
    all gone.

    N.

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